ONOMA

Privacy Policy

Updated 2026-08-12

Short version: we collect the minimum needed to make and deliver your order, and we sell nothing.

Data controller: ЗАПОВНИТИ, ЗАПОВНИТИ. Data questions: hello@onoma.name.

What we collect

The name you entered for the reading. It is the subject of the order.
Your email — to send you the link to what you bought.
IP address and country — for refund-abuse prevention and tax jurisdiction.
The payment reference from the payment provider.

We never see or store card details. They do not pass through our site; payment happens on the provider's side.

Who the data goes to

For the product to work at all, some data goes to third-party processors. This belongs in plain sight, not buried in a list:

Anthropic (the model that writes the text) receives the name you entered, and nothing else. No email, no payment data.
LemonSqueezy or WayForPay — payment. LemonSqueezy acts as merchant of record for buyers outside Ukraine.
Cloudflare — hosting and order storage.
Resend — sending the email with your link.

We do not share data with ad networks and we do not sell it to anyone.

How long we keep it

Unpaid orders are deleted automatically after one day.
Paid orders are kept for one year, so the link keeps working and disputes can be resolved.
After that they are deleted automatically.

Your rights

You can request a copy of your data, correction, or deletion. Email the address above with your order number; we answer within 30 days. These are your rights under the GDPR and Ukrainian data protection law.

Deleting an order means the link to the reading stops working. Save the text first if you want to keep it.

Cookies

We set no advertising or analytics cookies. The site stores only your previous email in your browser (localStorage) so you do not have to type it twice. It never leaves your browser and is removed when you clear site data.

We count a few anonymous events — how many cards were assembled, how many times they were shared, how many people reached checkout. A record looks like "12 August, shares: 41" and holds no IP address, no identifier, and nothing that points to a particular person. These numbers answer one question for us: whether to spend money on advertising.